Could Tlatelolco happen again?

The PRI is fighting to make a comeback.

It defends Hank Rhon with archibishops from Tijuana seemingly in his back pocket along with federal and state judges.

It prevents alliances between the other parties and defeats a divided opposition in most States even in recent days.

The PRI pushes for Eruviel Avila for the Edomex governorship and Enrique Pena Nieto for the Presidency, both of whom are tied to a ruling elite in the State of Mexico which has held political power in the entity for over 80 years and with national influence.

Enrique Pena Nieto is so closely connected with the PRI old guard from the State of Mexico that one must have some reservations about his sincerity about being from the more reform-minded faction within the PRI, and in fact one must wonder if has any Democratic credentials.

3 Questions:

How do you prevent the conditions that led to the Tlatelolco massacre under the same powerful apparatus used to impunity, connections with everyone from judges to narcotraffickers like in the case of Hank Rhon?

Can the Tlatelolco massacre happen again?

Can you get out of a mess such as the corruption and impunity found in the State of Mexico using the same politics that got the State there?

?Como se evita que regresen las condiciones que resultaron en el masacre de Tlatelolco bajo un partido poderoso con impunidad y conneciones con juezes y narcotraficantes como en el caso de Hank Rhon?

?Podia occurir otra vez una masacre como la de Tlatelolco?